Sentence examples for operators job from inspiring English sources
In Hull, this temptation is magnified by the fact that part of the operators' job is to keep an eye on prostitutes.
In one surprising finding that challenged some of the survey's initial suppositions, the authors found limited stress related to a unique aspect of the operators' jobs: watching hours of close-up video of people killed in drone strikes.
It was a disappointing day for members of Elevate the Heights, a coalition of residents, transit workers and others that has been lobbying to save the operators' jobs since the summer, when officials announced the proposed budget for 2004.
As an example, a case study concerning with optimal economical (maximization of the net profit), environmental (minimization of VOC emissions) and social (maximization of the number of chemical operators' jobs) design of the biodiesel production from soybean oil is presented.
His investing success allowed him to quit his forklift-operator job this year.
Virginia gave up her accountancy/comptometer operator job at Woolworth's and worked full-time for £2.10/- a week (also contributing a Mersey Roundabout article), while Harry lived on his Senior City Art Scholarship funding.
That's hardly the case, as shown by news stories of hundreds of people waiting in line for a days for a chance to apply to a single union elevator operator job.
Understand that a board operator job is not glamorous.
Before Mr. Chen hired her, she developed photos and worked as a telephone operator, jobs she said deliberately kept her out of public view.
The oiler and the relief operator jobs are vestiges of when the equipment required a higher degree of maintenance and the act of operating a steam crane was more physically demanding.
By the time Maryann was 18, she had two babies and was heroically seeing Ray through two years at Chico State College (where he would soon become the protégé of the novelist John Gardner) by working full time as a waitress, then a telephone operator — jobs that barely provided enough money for their survival.
